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Adv. Deepak (Advocate)     24 February 2010

Registration of document.

Dear Members,

May I request your help?  A purchased a flat in 1987.  Paid stamp duty in 1996, but not registered the deed.  Now he has made a declaration that stamp duty has been paid.  To register that declaration he has executed a power of attorney in his son's name. since he is not in a position to move out of bed and is sick.  He executed both the documents before notary public and by giving his left hand impression.  Can his son register the said documents before the registrar?  Can registrar refuse to accept it?  Regards. 



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Arvind Singh Chauhan (advocate)     25 February 2010

Under Section 32 (a) of Registration power of attorney holder can present any dcument to registreing authorities. But who must be present at the time of registration depends on the rules framed by concerned state. In some states Seller must be present, means seller's power of attorney holder can register. In your case, you are the purchaser.


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